The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-02
HOBoKEN PUFFS.

There was a watch meeting in the First NJ. E
Church New Years Eve.
regular meeting of the Hoboken Glee Club wa
held last Tuesday evening
The installation of officers of Hudson Lodge, F
and A. NJ, will be public
Director SchinzeIs son. Henry P. Schinzel, will
shortly lead Miss Ida Luedeke, Hoboken belle
to the altar.
veteran naval organization is on foot in Hobo
ken, under the auspices of Mr.. Charles Wells, o.
No. 81 Newark street.
The funeral of Lrother Cranston was attended or
Thursday afternoon by Euclid Lodge, F. and A. NJ.
in body.
The regular Friday night meeting of Hudson
County Council, Royal Arcannin, was held Thurs
day night last eek on account OF Friday night
being New Years Eve.
The Christmas festival of the Presbyterian Mis-
sion Sunday School was celebrated in he Presby
terrain Church last Wednesday night, and proved
the event Of the year with the children.
The following officers, to serve for the ensuing
year. were last Wednesday evening elected by Col
umbia Lodge. No. g. 1. o. O.. Charles Ulrich, n.
G.; George Harrison, v. G.; Lewis Christ, r. s.;
James Miller, Treasurer; J. s. Morgan, P. s.
waiting for Thy Coming very appropri-
ately sung by the children of the Baptist Mission
Sunday School while awaiting the arrival of the
oranges for their Christmas festival last Monday
night. 1t brought them within half hour.
The marriage of Adolph Ludwig, OF Hoboken.
and Miss Ida Schneeberger of ST. Louis Mo- was
solemnized at the residence of the brides parents,
in the latter city, last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lud-
wig it is reported, will hold reception after the
honeymoon, III this city.
An enjoyable event in lodge circles in Hoboken
the past week the basket party of Columbia
Ledge 1. o. o E., last Wednesday night. P. g. JUS
tin Jones, master of ceremonies, presented
with gold-headed cane by the Lodgs tor his at
tentien to the sick. Past ID. d. c. Henry Trenor
and D. d. G. Samuel Sea man were presented with
handsome regalias.
The Christmas entertainment of the Euterpe Sing
ing Society, at odd Fellows Hal. last Tuesday
evening" very successful affair. Professor
Dixie orchestra opened the program with an
overture. Gus Hill, the we'll known tenor. favored
the company with solo, and the society finished
up with wellrendered classical selectiod. There
were present. among many others: Mr. Geo. Pope,
the Misses Bittoer Mrs Cassius, Mr.. johnson, Mr..
Muller, Miss Addy. Miss Brennemsn, the Misses
Giercky Mr.. H. Gerdts, MI. Rabi Mr.. Nutzhorn
and MIR. Charles Koerber.
The annual meeting Of Protection Lodge, Knights
of Honor, was held last Monday night. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Dictator, w. Worker
them; Yice-Dictator, W. ]. Mehl; Assistant Dicta-
tor, A. L. Meyer; Reporter, c. Pope; Financial Re-
porter H. Berries; Guide. j. Cottart; Treasurer, H.
Kuhl; Chaplain VIM. Moffat: Guardian, G. Schum-
mel; sentinel, d. Galloway; Past Dictator, ]. Vim
stanley; Trustees, J. Williams, W. Moffat and F.
Woltjen Representatives to Grand Lodge, W. j..
Collins and j. Stans6eld Alternates, A. L. Meyer
and w. Moffatt Medical Examiner. DR.. d. R. At
well.
Rev. George G. Houghton is not only pastor of
Trinity z. T. Church and County Superintendent
of Public instruction, but is as we'll one of the
most genial and popular gentlemen in Hudson
county. 1t nc ed not be wondered, therefore, that
nearly Eve hundred ladies and gentlemen paid
their respects him aud his good wife at the par
sonage last Monday night on the occasion Of the
happy couples crystal wedding reception. Ard a
latge number of them, it must be remembered,
too, lett behind them gifts, mementoes of the oc-
casion, which were al once costly elegant and use
full. The guests were right royalty entertained
Sweet music was discoursed by Prof. Schirmers
orchestra and at midnight an elegant collation.
prepared by Clark. of New York, was enjoyed
Some of the more familiar society people present
were; Mayor Kerr DIR. Chabert and wife, Mrs. NJ
b Van Zandt. Mrs Henry Morgan, Mr.. and NJ RS.
John Stevens. Mrs. Bushron Mrs NJ b. Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope, Miss Allen Mrs. E. Whilton
Mr.. Ortel Mr.. and Mrs Mabon, Mr. O. j. Mors and
wife. Mrs. H. Martin, Mr.. Asmus and wife, Mrs.
g. Reilly, Mrs. VIM. Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Bette and Mr.. H. q. King.